Words of the Constant

Ms. Wickerbottom

The merms are known for their love of kelp.

Superior Communal Kelp Dish
Ms. Wickerbottom

It's sure to topple if we pile on any more.

Superior Communal Kelp Dish
Ms. Wickerbottom

A little more. They are not yet satiated.

Superior Communal Kelp Dish
Ms. Wickerbottom

An impressive improvement to the traditional pipe and tabor.

One-man Band
Ms. Wickerbottom

Edible bulb of Allium cepa.

Onion
Ms. Wickerbottom

Roast Allium cepa.

Roasted Onion
Ms. Wickerbottom

A rather large Allium cepa specimen.

Giant Onion
Ms. Wickerbottom

It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.

Pointy Seeds
Ms. Wickerbottom

A precious light diffracting mineraloid.

Iridescent Gem
Ms. Wickerbottom

Appears to summon a cold star into being.

Moon Caller's Staff
Ms. Wickerbottom

The gem fades with each use.

The Lazy Forager
Ms. Wickerbottom

It looks like a Spessartite garnet.

Orange Gem
Ms. Wickerbottom

The fewer search parties we have to organize, the better.

Orange Moonlens
Ms. Wickerbottom

Handy over small distances.

The Lazy Explorer
Ms. Wickerbottom

This beast possess traits of an otter, fish and petty criminal.

Marotter
Ms. Wickerbottom

Nothing there at all.

Marotter Den
Ms. Wickerbottom

It's left its loot behind.

Marotter Den
Ms. Wickerbottom

This was utterly avoidable.

Demolished Marotter Den
Ms. Wickerbottom

It appears to be from the family Arecaceae, yet possesses some coniferous characteristics.

Palmcone Tree
Ms. Wickerbottom

It has not yet fully matured.

Palmcone Sapling
Ms. Wickerbottom

A segment of the tree's natural armor.

Palmcone Scale
Ms. Wickerbottom

It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.

Palmcone Sprout
Ms. Wickerbottom

An artifact which may contain other artifacts.

Ornate Chest
Ms. Wickerbottom

The origins of this cake trace all the way back to ancient Rome.

Panettone
Ms. Wickerbottom

Hollow reeds with harmonic resonance.

Pan Flute
Ms. Wickerbottom

Thin sheets of cellulose and lignin.

Papyrus
Ms. Wickerbottom

It takes its name from the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova.

Pavlova
Ms. Wickerbottom

A sentient Scorpiones. How odd.

Scorpeon
Ms. Wickerbottom

What a classy bird.

Pengull
Ms. Wickerbottom

This is, in fact, saving it.

Ms. Wickerbottom

If only this were the end for the little bird.

Ms. Wickerbottom

The little bird is on a different path now... terrible one.

Ms. Wickerbottom

Of the genus Capsicum, if I'm not mistaken.

Pepper
Ms. Wickerbottom

Just a tad spicy for me!

Stuffed Pepper Poppers
Ms. Wickerbottom

I must be careful not to rub my eyes.

Roasted Pepper
Ms. Wickerbottom

The result of proper research, planning and care.

Giant Pepper
Ms. Wickerbottom

It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.

Lumpy Seeds
Ms. Wickerbottom

Nasty Meleagris, you stay away from those berries!

Gobbler
Ms. Wickerbottom

It's quite lovely.

Lucky Fan
Ms. Wickerbottom

A carbonized structure.

Gobbler Shrine
Ms. Wickerbottom

A bush must be placed to attract the Meleagris.

Gobbler Shrine
Ms. Wickerbottom

The native Meleagris flock to it.

Gobbler Shrine
Ms. Wickerbottom

A wonderfully bland dumpling.

Pierogi
Ms. Wickerbottom

Now it's a delightful handful of potpourri.

Petals
Ms. Wickerbottom

The drying process enhances the aroma.

Dried Petals
Ms. Wickerbottom

Interesting. These petals seem to have a mind of their own.

Dark Petals
Ms. Wickerbottom

The drying process enhances the aroma.

Dried Dark Petals
Ms. Wickerbottom

Should make for an excellent building material.

Ms. Wickerbottom

The congealed mucus retains its sticky texture.

Phlegm
Ms. Wickerbottom

The music was better back in my day.

Gramophone